Zombpocalypse Now: Discussing Undead Things
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ZOMBPOCALYPSE NOW: THE WALKING DEAD Takes You To "THE OTHER SIDE"
2017-03-22
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THE WALKING DEAD
Season 7, Episode 14 "The Other Side"
Written by Angela Kang
Directed by Michael E. Satrazemis Dustin: I see what you did there. Timothy: You mean posting a picture that is from the scene we didn't talk about this week? The scene where Jesus offhandedly confirms that the TV version of the character is, like his comic counterpart, a gay man? Where he and Maggie talk about the need to connect with the people around you, and make a community stronger by those connections? Dustin: Yeah, that scene. How did we not talk about that scene? It was handled really well. Timothy: I honestly don't know. I had planned to, and then somehow we didn't. It was a good scene though, and there are lots of people all over the internet talking about it and saying so. Not us, apparently, but still. Dustin: I suppose we just did. Timothy: Better late I suppose. We also didn't talk about the confrontation between Jesus and Gregory, and the undercurrent of impending violence. Dustin: You mean the way that Gregory is sabotaging himself, and all but pushing Jesus into backing Maggie in taking over Hilltop, something that Jesus is already inclined to do? Timothy: That, yes. We didn't talk about that either. What did we talk about this week? Dustin: All the other things, Tim. ALL THE OTHER THINGS. In fact, weren't we going to be aiming for the 35-minute episode length for these podcasts? Wasn't that the plan? Timothy: Yeeeaaahhh. Kinda hit and miss there, aren't we? Dustin: Kinda. A bit. Timothy: Yeah. Anyway, thanks for listening folks, and please share, rate and comment wherever you listen to this thing we do. Comments, ratings and likes help us grow the audience, and that's always a cool thing. Dustin: And don't forget to listen to our other SciFi4MeRadio podcasts! They're pretty cool too!
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Season 7, Episode 14 "The Other Side"
Written by Angela Kang
Directed by Michael E. Satrazemis Dustin: I see what you did there. Timothy: You mean posting a picture that is from the scene we didn't talk about this week? The scene where Jesus offhandedly confirms that the TV version of the character is, like his comic counterpart, a gay man? Where he and Maggie talk about the need to connect with the people around you, and make a community stronger by those connections? Dustin: Yeah, that scene. How did we not talk about that scene? It was handled really well. Timothy: I honestly don't know. I had planned to, and then somehow we didn't. It was a good scene though, and there are lots of people all over the internet talking about it and saying so. Not us, apparently, but still. Dustin: I suppose we just did. Timothy: Better late I suppose. We also didn't talk about the confrontation between Jesus and Gregory, and the undercurrent of impending violence. Dustin: You mean the way that Gregory is sabotaging himself, and all but pushing Jesus into backing Maggie in taking over Hilltop, something that Jesus is already inclined to do? Timothy: That, yes. We didn't talk about that either. What did we talk about this week? Dustin: All the other things, Tim. ALL THE OTHER THINGS. In fact, weren't we going to be aiming for the 35-minute episode length for these podcasts? Wasn't that the plan? Timothy: Yeeeaaahhh. Kinda hit and miss there, aren't we? Dustin: Kinda. A bit. Timothy: Yeah. Anyway, thanks for listening folks, and please share, rate and comment wherever you listen to this thing we do. Comments, ratings and likes help us grow the audience, and that's always a cool thing. Dustin: And don't forget to listen to our other SciFi4MeRadio podcasts! They're pretty cool too!
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